Sentence examples for downwind of it from inspiring English sources

A female gypsy moth is able to attract males thousands of metres downwind of it simply by releasing minute quantities of its sex pheromone each second.

Or downwind of it, for that matter".

If one flag has a second downwind of it, that second breaks up the wake of the leader.

Miller knows it well, having ended up downwind of it when Howland brought up Miller's appearance on the "Tonight" show with Johnny Carson.

To a metropolitan eye, the site is in the middle of nowhere, but Gaines reported that a neighbor a mile away was not happy about being downwind of it.

We can't live without cabbage, but we don't want to stand downwind of it, and in this lively book, Meg Muckenhoupt traces this culinary paradox.

Paying more for food well grown in good soils — whether certified organic or not — will contribute not only to your health (by reducing exposure to pesticides) but also to the health of others who might not themselves be able to afford that sort of food: the people who grow it and the people who live downstream, and downwind, of the farms where it is grown.

It lies downwind of every city in the valley, making it the final destination for air pollution from Bakersfield, Fresno and even the Bay Area.

That heat tends to warm the far North Atlantic and thus keeps the land downwind of it Western Europe warmer than it would otherwise be.

Inglourious Basterds proved lucky for Christoph Waltz in 2010, but only because it stood downwind of the Academy's obsession with the Holocaust.

Clearly there is a delicious irony in the fact that the Daily Telegraph is now living downwind of the sauerkraut factory which it built itself.